Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-12-14
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Until January lst. all stoves go for
cost at Morris Bros. ~
Mayor Updyke, of Ashland, was here
three days last week.
Fresh fish and fresh oysters regular
ly at the Central market. II
For sale-cheap. good 2-seat spring
wagon and set of double harness. This
Office
Save from one to ten dollars on a
stove. Morris Bros. are selling stoves
at cost. -
Reserved seat tickets. without extra
charge, for the entertainment Friday
evening. on sale at the postofiice.
For tender steak, juicy roast, or
any kind Of smoked meat, fresh and
good, see Marquand, next door to the
postoiiice. q
Billiards are common this time of
year, but no one will sell YOU better
clothing for the same money than B. X.
Harrington. %
When you want fiannels, underwear,
clothing or fall or winter goods, remem-
Der that at Byerley's you can sage from
10 to 20 per cent on your purchase. ~
Our Mingon correspondent failed TO
get ms letter here until too late for last
weeks linden. Articles to insure pub
hcation should be here by noon of
Tuesday.
b. X. Harrington don't buy cheap
goods III order to advertise them as
cheap good goods; fair dealing is our
style of doing business. Come and see
for yourself. %
DOran Il Roberts haye rented the liv-
cry barn i'm the rear of the Palmer house,
near the Grand hotel, and will keep
their stock and vehicles there for the
present, at least.
W. G. Afford, of HaZelton, has been
appointed deputy sheriff. He deserved
the position for besides being a dill
gent officer he has at all times been a
faithful democrat.
We have now on sale the best select
ed and most complete assorted stock of
ladies and misses shoes ever opened in
this city. We will give you decided
bargains IN this line. Davis. %
Mrs. l.. b. Corson has decided to re-
enter the business of dress-making, and
will be glad TO have her lady friends
call on her, at the room one door south
of Higgins furniture store, on Main
street. All work guaranteed, and pri-
ces satisfactory. II
The Royal Arch degree was conferred
last Thursday evening on W. c. Mills,
of this city, ID. COrnue, of Sun City and
W. l.. Gamble. of HaZelton. Cyprus
chapter is getting in some excellent
material just now. The annual election
of officers will occur December 22d.
We have a nice line of New Year
cards which Will be printed in neat
style and furnished at reasonable prices
We also have a good line of visiting
cards. There is no more appropriate
holiday present than package of visit
ins cards for your mother, your sister,
your wife or your sweetheart.
The "Cold Day company showed
here to good house, Friday night.
| While the performance was funny, it
lacked about 60 cents of being 10 cent
show. and there is no wonder that it
plays hut one night in town. The
/ troupe came here with the most flatter-
1 ing endorsements and no blame can be
attached to opera house management.
On the evening of December 5th, at
4 his home on Spring creek, north of
Amber, surprise party in honor of
the 42d anniversary OF his birth, was
given to MIR. Ed. Williams. The house
was filed by his neighbors who came to
wish him long life and continued pros
perity. Mrs. Williams had prepared a
bountiful repast, without the knowl-
edge of her husband, and this was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
At Thompson's opera house. Friday
evening, December 10Th, there will be
given a select entertainment for the
benefit of the Christian church parson
age fund. The entertainment will con
sst of vocal and instrumental music
Rotations. readings, and a variety OF
exercises by a large class of children
that has been thoroughly drilled by
Mrs. y. J.. Freeman who has made z
study of such matters. The best loca
talent i'm the city has been secured anC
the entertainment will be we'll wortl
the price of admission, % cents FOL
adults and Is cents for children. Per
Torrance commences promptly at Z.
At Kingman, last week, Attorne,
Long succeeded in getting dismissed tn,
damage suit of Riley Griffin against I
l.. O'Bryan, Eli Smith and others. tina
originated in this county two years ago
! 1t will be remembered that GriffiI
was believed to have engaged with 9th
ers i'll the robbery of one Snyder an,
that he was subjected to a severe exam
/ nation by a committee composed o
citizens having the good of this com
/ munity at heart. Griffin claimed tina
? he WAS hung up 10y his neck and other
! wise mistreated and sued for ten thous
and dollars damages. The case wa
taken from here to KIngman count
} and bad been continued several times
: 1t was dismissea last week and in sue
d a way that it viii noi be revived. Their
r is a criminal case against Griffin, il
T which he is charged with being impli
: Gated la the Snyder robbery, and moth
ing was done about IL, The probabil
{ ity is that 1t will not be prosecute
z further.
Larned Eagle-Optic: "Mr. Sampson